Yes :)

Posted on by Charlotte Johansson

Som jag väntat… äntligen så kan mina erfarenheter och kompetens nyttjas mera fullt ut igen. Jag har nog inte riktigt insett hur mycket jag saknat undervisning och kontakten med studenter. Det ska bli så intressant och se om planeringen av kursen håller, kommer det att fungera, tidsmässigt, upplägget, friheten under ansvar. Kommer studenterna samarbeta? känna …

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Introductions

Posted on by Tamara Kenny

Hi to all participating in ONL202My name is Tamara Kenny and I am based in Durban, South Africa. I am the Dean of Institutional Planning and Quality Assurance at an organisation called Educor, which owns a number of higher and further education institu…

Online guest lectures

Posted on by Gyöngyi Kovács

Online education has its up- and downsides compared to regular face to face classes for sure. The main problem is of course with those courses that have not been designed a priori to be online but then had to move to a different platform, hybrid, or completely digital. So here’s an upside to the still […]

Ilze Breedt

Posted on by Ilze Breedt

Started as a teacher 20 years ago. At first I just wanted to teach and see how students develop in their high school years. What a wonderful opportunity to see how teenagers changes from the age of 14 years until 18. And that is not where it changed, students will still make contact and shareContinue reading “Ilze Breedt”

Online Participation & Digital Literacies

Posted on by Sonita Jeyapathy

Prior to starting the ONL 2020 course, I was clearly in the camp of keeping my private life separate from my professional life. In my mind, that equated to not maintaining much of a professional digital presence online, and thinking about interactions with students in the traditional forms of contact through lectures, tutorials and personal […]

[Topic 1] Digital Literacy, not digital skills

Posted on by PARK Mihi

The first topic of ONL202 was DIGITAL LITERACY, that I have not been thinking of much. While exploring the resources recommended by the organisers, I quickly realised that I have misunderstood the term ‘digital literacy’. Here I share what I misunderstood and learnt. 1. Review of ‘Developing digital literacies (2014) JISC guide’ Accessibility to correct…Read more [Topic 1] Digital Literacy, not digital skills

First Tweetchat of #ONL202 tomorrow, Tuesday October 6, with David White

Posted on by Jörg PareigisLeave a Comment on First Tweetchat of #ONL202 tomorrow, Tuesday October 6, with David White

Hi there! Here just a short reminder about tomorrow’s Tweetchat with David White and Jörg Pareigis. The event will start on 10:00 CEST (check your timezone) and will be a continuation of the discussions from last week’s webinar about Digital literacy. This will be the first Tweetchat of #ONL202 so do not miss the chance […]

Reflection Blogs for Online Teaching

Posted on by suwichit sean chaidaroon

2020 started with a few unexpected situations that shook the world. I moved from Sydney Australia to join the National University of Singapore in January 2020 and everyone told me that you escaped from the bushfires down under. Little that I knew after that a bigger disaster was facing us. COVID-19 really made my first […]